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10000 NGO Brands by name (by 31.3.2026)
NGO Brands
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NGO Brands starting B
NGO Brands starting C
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NGO Brands starting R
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NGO Brands starting Z
10000 NGO Brands by name (by 31.3.2026)
NGO Brands
NGO Brands starting A
NGO Brands starting B

NGO Brands starting C

NGO Brands starting D

NGO Brands starting E

NGO Brands starting F

NGO Brands starting G

NGO Brands starting H

NGO Brands starting I

NGO Brands starting J

NGO Brands starting K

NGO Brands starting L

NGO Brands starting M

NGO Brands starting N
NGO Brands starting O

NGO Brands starting P

NGO Brands starting Q

NGO Brands starting R
 
NGO Brands starting S
NGO Brands starting T
NGO Brands starting U
NGO Brands starting V
NGO Brands starting W
NGO Brands starting X
NGO Brands starting Y
NGO Brands starting Z
 
Issuwise & within issue, topic wise
NGOs as Social Doctors

1 Day

Addiction
Adoption

Agriculture
Animals
Arts
Autism

Biodiversity
Biotechnology
Blind
Blood donation

Cancer
Child Health
Children
Civic issues
Clean country
Clean river
Climate Change
Crafts
Culture

Deaf
Deaf and Dumb
Dementia
Disability
Disaster Relief
Diversity
Dumb
Dyslexia


Economy
Ecotourism
Education
Employment
Energy
Environment

Financial inclusion
Food

Girl child

Health
Heritage
HIV / AIDS
Housing
Human Rights
Hunger

Income Generation
Indigeneous communities

Jobs for disabled
Justice

LGBT
Livelihood

Marriage
Mental Disability
Mental Health
Microfinance
Migration

Nutrition

Orphans

Palliative Care
Peace of mind
Physical Disability
Population
Poverty
Prisoners

Racial Equity
Recycling
Refugees
Renewable energy
Rural Development

Sanitation
Science
Senior Citizens
Skill Development
Slums
Sports
Suicides

Tree Plantation
Tribals

Urban Development

Village Development

Waste Management
Water
Women

Youth

 

Health Issues
Knowledge is Doctor

Accidents
Acid attacks
Acute inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy
Alzheimers (Aai)
Animal bites
Anthrax
Arsenic caused
Asbestos related

Assistive devices & tech
Asthma
Autism
Bacteria & diseases
Blind

Botulism
Brain
Cancer
Cardiovascular diseases 
Cataract
Chagas disease
Chikungunya
Cholera
Chronic obstructive
pulmonay disease

Cogenital anomalies
Contagious diseases

Cosmetology
Covid19
Deaf

Dementia
Dengue
Depression

Diabetes
Diarrhea
Dioxins
Drowning

Dumb
Ebola
Echinococcosis
E. coli
Electromagnetic fields

ENT

Epilepsy
Eye diseases
Falls
Family welfare

Gender diseases
Gynacology
Herpes
Hepatitis
Immunization

Infectious diseases
Influenza
Japanese encephalitis

Juvenile patients
Kidney-Nephrology,Urology
Obesity
Onchocerciasis

Oral health = Dentistry
Organ transplantation
Orthopedic disorders
Physical disability

Plague
Pneumonia
Poisoning
Polio

Prisoners Health
Rabies
Radiation
Radon and health

Respiratory diseases

Rubella
Salmonella
Schistosomiasis
Schizophrenia

Sexual health
Skin diseases
Sleeping disorders
Soil-tran helminth inf
Spinal cord

Stomach diseases
Trachoma
Traditional medicine

Tuberculosis
Ulcer (Bhau)
Variant Creutzfeldt

Practices
Organ Transplantation
Fitness
Health care waste

Expiry dates
Patients first
Prequa by WHO
Substd . medical products

Yogasana

Symptoms
Anaemia
Antibiotic resistance
Cold
Contraception
Cough
Fever
Flu of various types
Haemoglobin disorders
Vector-borne diseases
Viral diseases
Worm diseases

Health is social
Non drs helping
Handwash
Human rights
Workers health
Salt reduction

 

 
NGO Brands

NGOs issuewise

 

 

NGO Brands

250 000 NGOs from 150 countries
200 000 NGOs from 650 000 villages in 788 districts of India

NGO Shopping Malls
Many NGOs help communities by donations they receive from corporates, funding agencies, Government, UN
This is like feeding disabled child life time because the child can not work.
Its time NGOs help communities earn money by selling products made by communities or services offered by communities. Communities feel happy because then they get pride in their capability

And NGOs can help communities more if they become a vehicle (not tool or agent) for corporates to reachout to communities as consumers

So NGOs can be NGO Shopping Malls speically in rural areas or urban slums or hostels for senior citizens, disabled or women who desparately need support

How can corporates help ?
Corporates fund 1 or may be 2 or even 10 NGOs.
What corporates can do more is share the names of these NGOs with us.

From October 2024, we will have a page for each corporate which shares NGOs they fund. The NGO Brands they support are shared on this page as well as on the NGO pages for each country

We do not charge the corporates .
First is they are sharing NGOs as NGO Brands.
We share these NGO Brands free and request donors to directly fund them (without us)


And the top banner of corporates which gives the name of the NGO is not sponsored by any corporate or funding agency but will have a banner of simple person Bhau, who was the first on earth to start postponing the death of founder so that he can help mother earth more. Of course, there were many individuals, school & college friends as well as corporate foundation, PR agency, philanthropists who helped. So its a return gift to them (e.g. Corporate Foundation banner is given to Mastek Foundation, PR Agency banner is given to Adfactors PR)

 

 
28.8.2013 was black day for us
but realised that it was golden day for world
Bhau made us realise : Vishwachi Apule Ghar (Universe is our house)